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Page 30 www.alaskasolartour.org Stories 2012 Fairbanks Solar Tour Page 3 Index Directions...................................................................4 GVEA.........................................................................6 Public Etiquette..........................................................7 Clark Home.................................................................8 Kuhn Home.................................................................9 Seifert Home.............................................................10 Cummings Home.......................................................11 Clean Energy Economy..............................................12 Avara Home..............................................................14 Spirit of Alaska.........................................................15 Facts and Figures......................................................16 Stand Alone VS Grid Tie..............................................18 Investment Portfolio..................................................19 FNSB school.............................................................20 Residential Duplex.....................................................21 Wickwire Home.........................................................22 Hueth Home..............................................................23 Energy Security........................................................24 Pikes Lodge..............................................................26 Chlupp Home............................................................27 Harrison Home..........................................................28 Resources................................................................29 Stories.....................................................................30 KUHN HOME (PG 9) The saga of our home on the SDH begins in 1981. We dreamed of an energy efficient home and Gene took building an en- ergy efficient home classes at UAF. Within a few months of searching, we hired John Hall and Richard Tilly, young innovative builders, to build our perfect home. We have 12” double wall construction with fiberglass insula- tion in the walls and ceiling and under the basement floor and the foundation walls. We installed an air-to-air heat exchanger, customized by Sun Air for a domestic residence; a new concept but necessary since our home is considered airtight. A small Jotul wood stove, originally installed as a supplemental room heater has become our primary heat source for the past three years. Our windows are wood casement triple panes, most being replaced in 2010 with low e argon triple panes. We also replaced the oil-fired furnace in 2010. Our home was sited to take full advantage of our southern exposure with no windows on the North and the windows on the East and West located to provide cross ventilation in the summer. When we had our first energy audit done in 1982, the audi- tor recommended we take advantage of our “perfect” solar location with alternate energy for hot water and for a sunspace (which we still do not have). We were not convinced that solar energy was cost effective at the time, but for 31 years Nancy dreamed of someday having solar collectors. The dream was realized the weekend of : we now have solar 18 photovoltaic collectors on the roof. Gene was concerned about the collectors “looking ugly,” but after a short time, we don’t even notice them and none of the neighbors have commented on the new addition to our 5 Star home. Finally we have the home that deserves to be on the SDH, the Sun-drenched Hillside. We expect to pay off the cost in 6 years: a good investment for us and the environment, and it helps us to cut our dependence on the coal-generated electricity from GVEA. SEIFERT HOME (PG 10) This system provides approximately 60 % of hot water use for family of three. System is mostly owner installed and cost a~$8000 and received a $2000 tax credit. Solar heat is being provided at about $20 per million BTU's , about 2/3 the cost of oil heat. This cost is without the tax subsidy: with that subsidy the cost is $15 per million BTU's about half the cost of fuel oil.PDF Image | Fairbanks Alaska Solar Tour
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